Investigators have mistakenly evidence in the case, which has been the basis for determining the amount of compensation. The man spent 47 years behind the bars.
In Japan, 89-year-old Ivo Khakamata, who in 1968 was sentenced to death charges for killing a family of four in Japan, will receive a record compensation after a reason. Kyodo News reported this on Tuesday, March 25.
The court ordered Sizuoku’s prefecture of the government to pay him 217 million yen (about $ 1.44 million) over 47 years of illegal imprisonment, his legal team said.
In January, lawyers filed an appropriate lawsuit, emphasizing that Khakamata is still suffering from the consequences of a long conclusion. He was released in October 2023 after the long -term family struggle for his release.
The court admitted that investigators had mistakenly evidence in the case, which was the basis for determining the amount of compensation. In particular, the judge emphasized 33 years from the end of the Khakamat spent on the status of a performer in death, experiencing “extremely serious” physical and psychological suffering.
Lawyers plan to file another lawsuit against the government and the prefecture of the Sizuoka to hold the authorities responsible for illegal condemnation. One of the lawyers said that even a record payment payment could not pay for the damage caused.
Earlier, the investigator in the case of Andrei Chikatilo – Issa Kostoev – said how he managed to calculate the serial killer in the absence of significant evidence.
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